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Growth Driver 10 fixed indexed annuity, Policy Form Series 20834(0123), or state variation thereof, the Guaranteed Lifetime Income Rider is Rider Form Series 20835(0123), or state variation thereof, Emergency Access Waiver rider, form series 20834(0123)EAW, Nursing Care Rider form series Form No. 7648, and Terminal Illness Rider form series Form No. 7649, are issued by Life Insurance Company of the Southwest. This advertising material is used by multiple states, some with varying form number requirements; therefore, all required variations are provided. Not all policies or riders are available in all states — please check with your agent regarding availability in your state. This advertising is not approved for use in DE, ID, OK, OR, WY.

  1. Buying an annuity within an IRA or other tax-deferred retirement plan doesn’t give you any extra tax benefits. If you’re thinking about purchasing an annuity as part of a retirement plan, base your decision on the annuity’s features and benefits, and on its risks and costs, not on tax considerations.

  2. Indexed annuities do not directly participate in any stock or equity investments.

  3. Cap and participation rates may change. When they change, new deposits will get updated rates. Premiums deposited before the rate change will keep their original rates until the end of the crediting period.

  4. The 0% floor provided by an indexed annuity ensures that during crediting periods where the index is negative, that no less than 0% interest is credited to the index strategy. This means that premiums paid and interest earned will not be reduced by market volatility. Rider charges continue to be deducted regardless of whether interest is credited.

  5. Assuming no withdrawals during the withdrawal charge period. Rate Booster charges continue to be deducted regardless of whether interest is credited.

  6. Assumes $100,000 growing at 3% interest and a 25% tax bracket. This is a hypothetical example for illustrative purposes only and does not represent the actual results of any particular financial product.

  7. The Rate Booster strategy is optional for all indexing strategies. Money allocated to a Rate Booster strategy has a 1% annual charge deducted from the accumulation value. Charges continue to be deducted as long as rate boosters are used, whether or not interest is credited.

  8. Insurance News Net, FIAs at Age 20, 2015. Not intended as a current statistic, this is included for historical perspective.

  9. Time Magazine, October 7, 2008. Not intended as a current statistic, this is included for historical perspective.

  10. Fortune, “Commentary: What’s Next for the Stock Market”, 2/13/2018. Not intended as a current statistic, this is included for historical perspective.

  11. Market Insider March 12, 2020 – Stock Market Erased $6 Trillion in Wealth Last Week. Not intended as a current statistic, this is included for historical perspective.

  12. See your policy for full details about withdrawal charges and the Market Value Adjustment. A Market Value Adjustment will apply to withdrawals in excess of the penalty-free withdrawal amount for the first 10 policy years.

  13. If permitted by the IRS. All withdrawals made from annuities with pre-tax contributions are taxed as ordinary income. All withdrawals from an annuity purchased with non-qualified monies are taxable as ordinary income only to the extent there is a gain in the policy. In addition, withdrawals prior to age 59½ may be subject to a 10% Federal Tax Penalty. You will still incur a bonus recapture charge, based on how long you’ve had the annuity and how much you withdraw.

  14. Dollar Cost Averaging (DCA) does not guarantee an advantage over not using the DCA feature.

  15. Depending on state availability. Use the Nursing Care Rider or Terminal Illness Rider to access a portion of your accumulation value without a withdrawal charge if you become confined to a nursing care facility or are diagnosed with a terminal illness, starting in year 2.

  16. Use the Emergency Access Waiver to have all withdrawal charges waived for 403(b) hardship or 457(b) unforeseen emergency distributions, if approved by the Plan/TPA. For separation from service or disability, withdrawals up to 20% of the accumulation value in years 2–4, and all withdrawals starting in year 5, don’t incur a withdrawal charge. To use this waiver, the policy must have been in force for at least one year. The MVA and bonus recapture are waived for Emergency Access Waiver benefits. All amounts withdrawn under the Emergency Access Waiver rider must be paid directly to the annuitant. At the time of the withdrawal, the policy must qualify under Internal Revenue Code Section 403(b) or 457(b). The withdrawal must be a legally permitted distribution under the applicable Internal Revenue Code. See your policy for full details.

LIMRA LOMA U.S. Individual Annuities Sales Survey, Participant’s Report, 3Q2024, published by LL Global, IncSM

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